compile-js

A new NodeJs preprocess to make it more easy and simple :)

What you need to know:

• All C-JS file end in .jsc
• Run npx compile-js filename to complie the file to .js

Notes:

• If you don't have npx installed please install it to use this tool
• The npx command will also watch for editings in that file in the background and re-complie it
• After you run the command please edit the file so that it will start the compiler

Guide:

• To get started make a file called index.jsc
• Add the following code to the file:

import readline;
var { stdin: input, stdout: output } = mod('process');
var line = readline.createInterface({ input, output });

func ask(qustion, callback){
    line.question(qustion, callback);
}

ask('What is your name? ', (answer) => {
    console.log(`Hello ${answer}`);
    var name = answer;

    ask("What is your age? ", (answer2) => {
        console.log(`${name} is ${answer2} years old`);
        line.close()
    });
});

• Then run npx compile-js index
  or the filename without the extension
• A new file called index.js will be created
• You can now run node index.js or node .
  Note: the file given to the compiler must be in the same directory as where you run the command and if the jsc file is edited it will re-compile the file in the backgroud

functions:

• log to console.log
• log.trace to console.trace
• log.error to console.error
  Note: writing console.log is not recommended but allowed
• uuid to generate a uuid example: uuid(5)(the agrument is the lenght of the uuid)
• mod to import a module using require
• func to define a function
• int to do math opration example ini.random()
  • min to get the min value
  • max to get the max value
  • random to get a random number
  • clamp to clamp the value
  • floor to round the value down
  • ceil to round the value up
  • round to round the value
  • abs to get the absolute value
  • sign to get the sign of the value
  • srt to get the square root of the value
  • pow to get the power of the value
• do.after to run a function after a certain amount of time in milliseconds
• do.every to run a function every certain amount of time in milliseconds
• do.cancel to cancel a function
• import
  • readline
  • crypto
  • fs
  • path
  • os
  • process
  • http
  • https
  • net
  • tls
  • dns
  • url
  • stream
  • buffer
  • v8
  • util
  • dgram
  • assert
  • events
  • child_process
  • domain
  • module
    to import them from node with the same name

This program also minifies the file using an API to save space on a large file

This program is free and open source to all
If you find any error please report it at https://github.com/s0net/c-js/issues
If you have any suggestion please tell it in our disccusion option at https://github.com/s0net/c-js/diccusion